Iris Chang’s Nanjing Legacy: Preserving Historical Truth in 2026
Iris Chang’s 1995 Nanjing Massacre research remains vital in 2026 as Asia preserves historical truth through digital archiving and international collaboration.
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Iris Chang’s 1995 Nanjing Massacre research remains vital in 2026 as Asia preserves historical truth through digital archiving and international collaboration.
American historian Evan Kail shares his cultural journey in China while bridging historical preservation with modern urban life in 2026.
Xiaoshan’s fusion of 8,000-year heritage with modern innovation offers new perspectives on Chinese cultural continuity in 2026.
Explore Feiyun Pavilion, a masterpiece of traditional Chinese wooden architecture in Shanxi, blending history and craftsmanship.
Gansu Province employs AI-driven weather systems to protect ancient relics from climate threats, shifting from restoration to predictive preservation.
38 Chinese and international inheritors, including descendants of rescuers and survivors, are preserving the Nanjing Massacre’s legacy through education and global outreach in 2025.
Shanghai’s metro system navigates through historical areas, posing challenges for urban planners who strive to preserve the city’s rich heritage while expanding modern transit networks.